Sentence examples for Strongly seemed from inspiring English sources

An American diplomat in attendance said that Mr. Bush "spoke strongly, seemed a real leader" and pressed his case that "whatever past differences, we all have a stake in the success of an independent Iraq".

Listening to Gatti on Radio 4's Today programme on Monday morning, as he attempted to justify his vast, self-righteous intrusion, I was struck by how strongly he seemed to feel that people should be punished for their success, that somehow, by failing to subject her private self to public scrutiny, Ferrante was pulling a fast one.

Not Braun, given how strongly he seems to be insisting on his innocence.

Many of the issues I feel most strongly about seem to be ingrained, systematic problems within politics, which I have little faith will be fixed.

I remember my first trips to the pub aged 17 and the desperation I felt for sexual validation, avidly soaking up the male patrons' opinions on the pin-ups of the day (Kelly Brook featured strongly, I seem to remember).

If compassion were a fear then we would fear our friends strongly, which seems to conflict with the agreed use of the word "compassion".

More strongly, it seems that Christian theism is committed to a belief in a finitely old universe primarily on the basis of its commitment to the accuracy of Biblical accounts of creation.

Still, Mr. Gergiev's vividly colorful and strongly characterized performance seemed a corrective to notions of objectivity.

Did Women's Weekly editor Helen McCabe stiff Gillard in a photo shoot because she seemed "strongly motivated by the desire to avoid disapproval from the Liberal party"?

In February, Singapore reported a surprising increase in cases that seemed strongly associated with MoistureLoc shipped from Bausch's Greenville factory.

This is the same year the world learned of Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky a year when sex and scandal must have seemed strongly interconnected.